import CombinedTag from "../combinedTag";
import EndTag from "./endTag";
import StartTag from "./startTag";
import { File, ReadStyle } from "../file";
import { Tag, TagTypes } from "../tag";
/**
 * This class represents a file that can have tags at the beginning and/or end of the file. Some
 * file types are fine with tags sandwiching the media contents of the file, but not all file
 * support this.
 * @remarks
 *     This was called `NonContainer` in the original .NET implementation, implying that files
 *     utilizing this pattern could not be containers. This is not true - MPEG containers, for
 *     example, use this pattern. Therefore, the name was changed to better represent the situation.
 */
export default class SandwichTag extends CombinedTag {
    /**
     * List of the tag types that are supported by a sandwich file tag.
     */
    static readonly SUPPORTED_TAG_TYPES: number;
    private readonly _defaultTagMappingTable;
    private readonly _endTag;
    private readonly _startTag;
    /**
     * Constructs a new instance for a specified file.
     * @param file File to read tags from the beginning and end of
     * @param readStyle How in-depth to read the tags from the file
     * @param defaultTagMappingTable Mapping of tag type to boolean function, used to determine
     *     whether a tag type goes into the end tag or start tag
     */
    constructor(file: File, readStyle: ReadStyle, defaultTagMappingTable: Map<TagTypes, () => boolean>);
    /**
     * Gets the collection of tags appearing at the end of the file.
     */
    get endTag(): EndTag;
    /**
     * Gets the collection of tags appearing at the start of the file.
     */
    get startTag(): StartTag;
    /** @inheritDoc */
    createTag(tagType: TagTypes, copy: boolean): Tag;
}